These documents were first judicially cited in Calder v. Bull. One of these documents cites disagreement between Roman leaders to support a single executive. Another says no government would exist if men were angels, and the dangers of domestic factions are described in the tenth of these. Printed under the pseudonym Publius, for 10 points, name these documents written by John Jay, James Madison, and Alexander Hamilton that advocated ratifying th
These documents were first judicially cited in Calder v. Bull. One of these documents cites disagreement between Roman leaders to support a single executive. Another says no government would exist if men were angels, and the dangers of domestic factions are described in the tenth of these. Printed under the pseudonym Publius, for 10 points, name these documents written by John Jay, James Madison, and Alexander Hamilton that advocated ratifying the Constitution.
These documents were first judicially cited in Calder v. Bull.
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